Set 1 · 20 questions
Cash flow & operating economics
Unit economics, revenue-to-cash bridges, FCFF, funding needs, and forecasting.
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FIN143 · Practice & apply
Free entrepreneurial finance multiple-choice practice, organized by week. Study startup cash flow, funding, valuation, and investment decisions, with reasoning for every answer choice. Choose a week or a quantitative practice exam.
Follow the course
Founder resources, goals, archetypes, and affordable loss.
Customer evidence, pricing, market size, and unit economics.
Revenue recognition, cash flow, FCFF, and P/E versus PEG.
Operating drivers, growth, cash forecasts, and funding needs.
Time value of money, DCF, terminal value, and comparables.
Ownership, option pools, SAFEs, dilution, and exit payouts.
GP/LP waterfalls, carried interest, fees, and fund returns.
CAPM, WACC, debt capacity, and financing strategy.
Investor evidence, financial claims, and a defensible funding ask.
Put the numbers together
Five sets of 20 questions, with no repeated questions across sets. Use a financial calculator and scratch paper.
Unit economics, revenue-to-cash bridges, FCFF, funding needs, and forecasting.
Suggested 75 minutes · untimedPayment timing, NPV, terminal-value DCFs, PEG, comparables, and VC pricing.
Suggested 90 minutes · untimedPriced rounds, SAFEs, notes, pool top-ups, liquidation preferences, and anti-dilution.
Suggested 90 minutes · untimedFees, fund multiples, preferred returns, full and partial catch-up, clawbacks, and LP IRR.
Suggested 90 minutes · untimedStartup beta, WACC, debt capacity, APV, and mixed quantitative applications.
Suggested 100 minutes · untimed